The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-02-23
THINGS TERRITORIAL.


The public schools of Missoula County
are closed for want of funds.
Agent Williamson of the Crow Indians
is antagonistic to throwing the reserva-
ton open to settlement. While east
lately he purchased a number Of blooded
horses and cattle for the Indians to i'm
prove their stock with.
Frank L. Worden died at his home at
Missoula Saturday 18th at $50 o'clock.
Con Kohrs, Granville Stuart, Col. W. F.
Sanders and others, old pioneers and
friends attended tile funeral. '''" p" ''~'
Charley Fox, the stage driver Of the
Benton coach, who was caught ont in a
blizzard and abandoned his coach near
Twenty-eieht Mile Springs not long since
has Just had mis- fingers amputated.
A hound club was organized at Fort
Shaw on Saturday evening. The club
will purchase a, pack Of stag hounds 10
clear the ranges from cayotes. Five hund-
red dollars has already been subscribed.
David J. Waters, a pioneer in the ter
ritory and miner, aged go years, was
found dead in his cabin near Virginia
City few dayssgo. He had been dead
several days when found and it is sup
posed that he died from natural causes.
Cattle are eating sage brush and appear
to relish it very much. This is q sign
that they are becoming thofodghly
native--the only thing thay now need to
cultivate is the cayuse taste for cotton
wood bark, and then ye winds can blow.
.--stockgrowers Journal.
Richard Dabney lately had several car
loads Of Iowa cattle held here for inspec-
ton. DR.. Keefer, the Territorial Veterin-
arian, failing to respond on account Of
the appointment of Holloway to his
position, Governor Leslie took the mat
ter in charge and granted relief at once.
Enterprise. 'h iH E@'..'
County Attorney Sam Wildly has en-
tered complaint against nine Crow In
"a. i;l,; ..,tlo ho,o,,u;ro 10 Rvar
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obtained. but the killing was done openly
and 1t ia thought they will be identified.
The sheriff has gone after them.--Glen-
dive Times.
His considered 40 certain that the first
b,o tbaw will food Miles'C City. as il did
in the sprine of 1881. that Major Borch-
ardt has written to the Custer representa-
t;ves AZ Helena askin, then, to introduce
a hin nerm;tt;no the county commission
ers IN assume and nav all expenses for
relief of the many families that will be
rendered homeless.-Gazette.
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ern Pacific Railroad were cutting ice a
short distance west of Fort Keogh, they
noticed a large heard of cattle hurrying
for the river but before the men could
head them off portion secceeded in
getting to The river, and number, es.
timated at between forty and fifty, dis
appeared through the river into an air.
hole. It. was difficult to drive the re-
mainder bsck. The owner or owners Of
the cattle is.not known.
pi1k sparks, coloreu nan e%ploveu
as 0oos w 'ne oar'ef : os'e'e company
IN Northern wyoming was frozen 10
oh. Montgomery. The same day the
bodv Of Terry Oldess. a rancbman. was
found frozen at the KYLE cabin on SAGE
creek When he started ON. his fatal
trim he left his bedding at H. Clark &
Co.'S. He was a promising Young man
ana was greatly liked bv bis acnuaint. I.
ances here-Billinss Gazette.
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